Chrissy Chambers (left) and Bria Kim (right) run a YouTube channel together with more than 750,000 followers. (Mike Windle/Getty Images for Beautycon)

A YouTube star who won a revenge porn lawsuit against her British ex-boyfriend celebrated the landmark win by proposing to her girlfriend outside the court on Wednesday.

Chrissy Chambers, 26, won the first civil case of its kind in England and Wales after her ex-boyfriend accepted liability for harassment, breach of confidence and misuse of private information, the Guardian reported.

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Chambers won an undisclosed sum — described by her lawyers as "substantial" — while the man's name will not be released under the terms of the settlement.

I could not be more elated to announce today that I won my revenge porn case and also asked the most incredible girl to marry me. That’s right -WE WON AND BRIA AND I ARE ENGAGED!!!!! I’m the luckiest girl in the world!!!!! pic.twitter.com/2de8xeGmcN

The Los Angeles-based singer and comedian, who is one of YouTube's most prominent lesbian vloggers, celebrated the end of the legal battle on Wednesday by proposing to her girlfriend Bria Kam outside the High Court in London.

"This is the end of a very difficult chapter in our lives. This has taken up four and a half years of our six year relationship, and I don't want to waste another moment ending this chapter before I start the next one," Chambers said.

Kam accepted, described her fiancée as "the bravest, most incredible human being that I've ever met" and declared it the happiest day of her life.

Chambers said she was just 18 when her ex-boyfriend sexually assaulted her and filmed her without her knowledge.

After their relationship ended, he returned home to England and uploaded six videos — listed with her name in the titles — to a pornographic website, according to the YouTube star.

Chambers said she didn't learn about the videos until 2013, after they were shared to more than 30 other websites and viewed tens of thousands of times.

"When I first saw them I felt like I'd been stripped of my dignity...It was like I had been hit in the chest and couldn't catch my breath," she wrote on a Change.org petition.

Because her ex-boyfriend owned the copyrights to the videos, she was unable to ask the sites to remove them.

And while England made it illegal to post sexual images online without consent in 2015, the law could not be applied retroactively.

Chambers crowdfunded money to file the first-ever civil revenge porn case in the UK in March 2016, and settled out of court in December of last year before the victory announced on Wednesday.

"We have been able to set a legal precedent that should serve as a severe warning to those who seek to extort and harm with revenge porn: you cannot do this with impunity, and you will be held accountable for your actions," Chambers said.